Lesson 4 Verbal And Non-Verbal Communication

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A verbal cue

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is a prompt that is conveyed in spoken language from one person to another or a group of people.

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Emphasis cues -

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meant to focus your attention on important information:

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Organizational cues -

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help you understand the order, sequence, or relationship of the information:

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Mannerism cues-

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communication habits, varying in each person. In order to identify them, you have to pay close attention to the said person. Sometimes it is like a habit, and indicate something to be noted is coming up.

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Kinesics

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The interpretation of body motion communication such as facial expressions and gestures, nonverbal behavior related to movement o any part of the body or the body as a whole

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Occulesics

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The study of eye movement, eye behavior, gaze, and eye-related nonverbal communication

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Vocalics

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Refers the nonverbal uses of the voice that indicate emotion and provide cues as to how the message should be interpreted. It's how you say what you want to say.

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Proxemics (use of space)

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The amount of space we put between ourselves and others depends upon the relationship, situation, and context.

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Appearance

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A person's look reflect on his/her status or position, mood, culture, taste, and grooming

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Chronemics

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Refers to how people use and interpret the concept of time in their interactions

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ARTIFACTS

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How you decorate your bodies and environments,includes clothing, jewelry, tattoos, and interiordesign object

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Olfactics

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Communicativefunctions associated with the sense of smell.

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1. Emphasis cues2. Organizational cues3. Mannerism cues

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Types of Verbal Cues:

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1. Kinesics - body language2. Occulesics-eye contact3. Proxemics-use of space4. Haptics - touch5. Vocalics-how we say what we say6. Chronemics - use of time7. Appearance - the way we look8. Environment-where communication is taking place

9. Artifacts-personal belongings10. Olfactics - sense of smell

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Types of Non Verbal cues